Question by Memi: Is it wise to major in Business Administration?
Im transferring this Fall and was wondering if this is a wise choice.
is it? i mean, I have heard old friends say they could not get any job with that major.
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Answer by hamper?
thats my major : ) its a really great major the only problem is in my state there are not many good universities that offer it. but its a good pre-law major if you plan on going to law school.
btw there are different “focuses” under business administration that you can go under (financing, business law, human resources, etc.) i would suggest financing because it is easier to get a job with it.
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Under the current economy…no
it depends on what you want to do with your degree (what kind of job you want).
I did and realized that I really don’t want to do that for the rest of my life. It kinda seems like you’re working backwards. If you want to know what would work for you, look up some careers that you are interested in and find out what degrees/majors are necessary. Good luck!